BOULDER, Colo. - ColoradoDesk -- New Lebanon, New York – FairTSA, an innovative global Fair Trade standard holder, announces completion of a formal licensing agreement with Madhava, Ltd. located in Boulder, Colorado. Madhava's mission is to redefine the standards of food purity and supply clean ingredients to tables across the world.

Founded in 1973, Madhava literally means "Born of Honey." Although honey was their first product, they now sell agave, coconut sugar, oils and vinegars - all sourced with integrity, minimally processed and rigorously tested for quality.

Madhava's products have been independently tested and awarded for purity by the Clean Label Project, a nonprofit organization focused on health and transparency in consumer product labeling. Partnering with this organization; ensures that Madhava products avoid over 130 environmental and industrial contaminants, resulting in natural, organic, rich flavors consumers can trust.

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"We are very pleased to be working with a company like Madhava, supporting their mission of providing the highest quality organic and natural food ingredients, in an ethical, moral and sustainable fashion," said Dr. Winfried Fuchshofen, FairTSA Executive Director.  "Their commitment to healthy living, worker welfare and the environment is a great fit for our business model."

Fair TSA is a New Lebanon, NY, based innovative Fair Trade program working in world-wide partnership with established ISO/IEC 17065:2012 accredited organic certifiers to provide zero-carbon, lowest cost, fully transparent, shortest cycle certifications, incorporating a mandatory community development component and project-based accountability.  For more information go to  http://www.fairtsa.org/ and https://www.madhavafoods.com/